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Personally, I do this kind of thing manually if I want to send some positive feedback to people who work at companies I like, but they don't have any obvious em
by spondyl 5y ago
Personally, I do this kind of thing manually if I want to send some positive feedback to people who work at companies I like, but they don't have any obvious emails published.
A recent example was the CEO of Evernote for the work put in to their behind the scenes series although I don't expect anyone to read it of course. People are busy!
I wrote a bit about it here: https://utf9k.net/blog/email-lookup/ https://utf9k.net/blog/email-lookup/
Now does this scale? Not at all and I haven't read the email spec or anything like that. It's also handy in a pinch if you wrote down an email but can't remember if it's spelled correctly or not.
- mattowen_uk 5y agoThe non-interactive nslookup for Windows invocation: nslookup -query=mx evernote.com Edit: Trying out the macOS/Linux invocation on Windows also works: nslookup -q=mx evernote.com Oddly, the first time I did this, I only got IPv4 results, subsequent queries for the same domain, included IPv6 as well.